We turn real math into a delightful game. Our K-6 curriculum is research-based, common core aligned, and comprehensive - with over 300,000 math problems and explanations. But even better, students will feel like they're playing a game.
Kom Ombo is one of the more unusual temples in Egypt. Due to the conflict between Sobek and Horus, the ancient Egyptians felt it necessary to separate their temple spaces within one temple. The Kom Ombo temple has two entrances, two courts, two colonnades, two Hypostyle halls and two sanctuaries, one side for each god.
Kom Ombo is 45 km north of Aswan. The temple itself, however, is about 4 km outside of town. BY BOAT: The site is a popular stop for the cruise boats. From the docks, you can walk to the entrance of the temple. BY BUS: Buses run regularly from Luxor and Aswan, and you can ask to be dropped off at the marked road leading to the temple. BY TAXI: A convoy must be used for long distance travel, but from within the town, ask for maabd Kom Ombo, about a 7 LE ride.